Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28

StcnfnS OF Brandy pink and blut
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DR.. George s. Stone has returned to
the city.
Mr.. II. Rosenheim, wife and child
have returned from Europe.
The Southern Dental Association
meets.at Old Point this week.
Mr.. William Heller returned yester.
day morning from his trip 10 Europe.
Mr.. John 4. Midyette has returned
10 the city after brief visit to More.
head City, N. @.
Miss Rosa Chamberlain will leave the
city tomorrow TO spend few weeks ia
Goochland comfy.
Misses Bette Rady and Kate Ettin-
ger, OF Church Hill, returned from
Greenwood yesterday.
James Smith, q lunatic, died in the
Henrico-county Jail Friday afternoon.
No inquest was held.
Senator Paul @. Edmunds, OF Halifax,
was in Richmond yesterday ca route
home from the White Sulphur.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Purcell have re-
turned to the city, after three weeks
visit to the White Sulphur Springs
Mrs. Rufus s. Lyle, of New York,
and sister, Miss Evelyn Joyner, re-
turned from the Huguenot last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Fair and Miss Mary Pauline
Fair, of west Cary street, have left the
city on visit to relatives in Baltimore
and Winchester.
The Acts OF Assembly 1885, '87 and of
the extra session are now being dis
tributed by Mr.. Micou, Superintendent
of Public Printing
Samuel Frischkorn has returned
from Goldsboro', N. c., aud brought
with him 249 eggs of different birds
gathered while there.
Sister Phoebe Hall will officiate at
Laurel-Street Methodist church this
morning and at the Gospel tabernacle
IN the afternoon and at night.
Miss Fannie Hicks has returned to
the city from Norfolk and Virginia
Beach, where she has been for the last
three months. She will leave in few
days for the mountains.
Mr.. R. Stanley Mitchell, of the Daily
Times, was called away from the city
last night On account of the death OF
his father, J. W. Mitchell, ut King
William Courthouse, Va.
Misses Mamie and Ellen Barker, of
505 west Marshall street. have returned
home, much improved. from a pleasant
trip to their grandfather, Mr.. James
Turner, of New Kent county.
Miss George Pace, of Augusta
county, who has been spending some
time with relatives in the city, returned
home yesterday, accompanied by Misses
Jennie Lee and Olive Cottrell.
1t is thought by some fishermen that
when the James-river dams are re-
moved as recommended by the COM
missioners there will soon be noticea-
BILE increase in the number of fish in
the stream.
A military band composed OF first
class professional musicians is being
for the First Virginia regi-
ment. Mr.. Felix Jardella has been
selected as bandmaster, and it is the
of the management to have
regular weekly or bi-weekly promenade
concerts in Armory Hall.
At 5 O'Clock this afternoon the full
Episcopal service will be celebrated at
the Male Orphan Asylum. Rev. L.
W. Burton, rector of old st. Johns,
will officiate, and appropriate music
Will be rendered by the orphan boys
,hoir. The public is invited. No SER
vice at the Soldiers Home.
The Baltimore Sun says: "It is I'M
lerstood that Mr.. Sol. Haas, the traffic
manager of the Associated Railways of
Virginia and the Carolinas. is about to
remove his headquarters from Rich
nond to Baltimore. Suitable quarters
IRE being looked up preparatory to the
change. Mr.. Haas is identified with
he traffic management of the Pied
mont or Richmond and Danville sys-
em and the Atlantic Coast Line. The
executive departments will not be
changed, but Mr.. Haas will manage
heir traffic affairs from this city,"